Rajashree Naha

Rajashree Naha is a Research Fellow in Agricultural Climate Research and Applications at the University of Southern Queensland's Centre for Applied Climate Sciences. Her work focuses on climate impacts on agriculture and adaptation strategies for farming systems.

She holds a BSc (Hons) from University of Calcutta, MSc from University of Hyderabad, and PhD from Monash University. Research expertise includes climate risk assessment, crop-climate modeling, and remote sensing applications in agriculture.

Naha investigates climate change impacts on crop productivity, developing decision-support tools for agricultural stakeholders. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates climate science with agronomy to enhance resilience in food production systems.

Current projects address climate variability, extreme weather events, and sustainable agricultural practices through field studies and computational modeling.